Sentences with phrase «in a certain sequence in»

Usually, to access the trouble codes you will need to press certain buttons in a certain sequence in order for any trouble codes to be displayed.

Hmmm... yes its a bug... it appears that the present version of WordPress software goes south if a certain combination of HTML tags — that I will not name, and henceforth will not use — appears in a certain sequence in a comment.

Not exact matches

In any business, there's a certain sequence of how things have to go.

It also helps to be familiar with certain sequences of activity and be able to anticipate what is going to come next in that exercise.

That is certain to shape the school's decisions about which subject matters to stress relatively more than others in its course of study, which courses to include in what sequence.

Indeed, if the past is infinite, it must share certain abstract characteristics, such as are embodied in Whitrow's two criteria, by virtue of its infinitude, with any other infinite sequence.

@Chad: I. Mutations in DNA sequences generally occur through one of two processes: A. Environmental factors: DNA damage from environmental agents such as ultraviolet light (sunshine), nuclear radiation or certain chemicals B. Mistakes that occur when a cell copies its DNA in preparation for cell division.

The theological method for which Niebuhr makes a solid and persuasive plea is so clearly set forth in certain of his own summary sentences that by putting several of them in sequence the scope and rationale of his proposal is plain.

Neither their dates nor sequence is certain, but it is probable that Zephaniah, Nahum, and Habakkuk, as well as Jeremiah, lived in the seventh century and that the writings of Haggai, Zechariah, Obadiah, and Malachi are to be located in the sixth and fifth centuries.

Certain clearly specifiable sets of relationships can give rise to a sequence of states which recur in a regular (spatial and / or temporal) pattern.

In certain situations, lack of identification can set into motion a nightmarish sequence of events for immigrant communities sometimes leading to detention or deportation.

Bingwei Lu, a neuroscientist at Stanford University in California, has shown that a microRNA sequence which suppresses certain genes is linked to the death of brain cells in fruit flies.

Half of the patients treated in this study responded to either ponatinib (typically used for certain types of leukemia) or pazopinib (a kidney cancer drug), depending on the genetic alterations identified through sequencing.

«Targeted sequencing can find individuals with certain mutations that are thought to confer susceptibility to anti-cancer drugs,» said senior author Casey Greene, PhD, an assistant professor of Pharmacology in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

So we sequenced a gene involved in cell growth and found a correlation in about 85 percent of the patients: If you had a certain mutation in the EGFR gene, you responded to the drug; if you didn't have the mutation, you didn't.

«Nature has been using DNA for billions of years to ensure that certain chemical sequences arrange themselves only in certain ways and not in others,» says Mirkin.

Unlike the previous studies that focused on certain species or a particular RNA virus, Skalka went broad: She and her colleagues surveyed every vertebrate genome available, 48 in all, and looked for hints of 5666 RNA viral sequences from 38 known families and nine genera that were unclassified.

The complexity of the sequences was systematically varied such that more information would need to be held in memory in certain conditions.

Not only did it say that findings should be shared with patients — it also argued that labs should actively look for certain DNA mutations in someone whose DNA is being sequenced for any medical reason.

It predicted that if you had the grid operating where power was flowing from south to north, as it was on August 14, and voltage fell below a certain point and you lost key lines, then you would get this cascading sequence of events that would cause problems around Lake Erie and in New England.

Mice lacking certain sequences had abnormally low numbers of brain cells that have been implicated in the progression of Alzheimer's disease.

While the genetic stock of the entire clan of indigobirds is remarkably uniform, certain gene sequences pop up more often in some species than others.

To deliver the healthy gene, the team inserted it into an engineered virus called adeno - associated virus 1, or AAV1, together with a promoter — a genetic sequence that turns the gene on only in certain sensory cells of the inner ear known as hair cells.

Now that the entire salmon genome has been sequenced and made available, Dr Rødseth is certain that it will become cheaper and faster to find other significant genes in the future.

«This raises the possibility that mutations in the Ggamma13 gene may contribute to certain forms of human anosmia and that gene sequencing may be able to predict some instances of smell loss.»

Sequencing the DNA in a body of water, a technique called environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling, can reveal the presence of certain fish or amphibians.

TAL effectors are produced in nature by certain bacteria that infect plants and are able to bind to specific sequences in the plant DNA, thereby neutralizing the plant's defense mechanisms.

The readability of genes is controlled by epigenetic factors, namely factors which do not influence the gene sequence directly, but rather cause certain genes and chromosomal segments to be packed in different densities — and thus make them accessible for reading.

Previously he separated himself from Biblical literalists by accepting the antiquity of life and the Darwinian principles of common descent, and here he points out that certain shared features in the DNA sequences of chimps and humans show beyond any doubt that we and chimps share a common ancestor.

This led to development of newer technology, called single cell sequencing (SCS), that has had a major impact in many areas of biology, including cancer research, neurobiology, microbiology, and immunology, and has greatly improved understanding of certain tumor characteristics in cancer.

Since the sequencing of the human genome was completed in 2003, researchers have been trying to figure out which parts of the genome made some people more likely to develop certain diseases.

«In my view, DNA sequence alone, even if accompanied by a vast trove of data on biological function, will never explain certain special human attributes, such as the knowledge of the Moral Law and the universal search for God,» he writes.

Sequencing the DNA from the cells could then reveal whether the cells had been exposed to certain bacteria or toxins in the water.

However, biases and «blind spots» for certain sequences contribute to uncertainties or errors in the sequence analysis.

Scientists investigated the mutation that causes the Muffs and beard characteristic in certain chicken varieties by mapping the trait to the correct location on the chromosome and sequencing that region from chickens with and without Muffs and beard.

Previous studies had shown that, paradoxically, certain mismatches between a guide RNA and its target sequence don't affect Cas9's ability to cleave a specific site in the DNA.

Gene sequencing provides an organism's genome sequence, but gene expression profiling reveals where and when in the body certain genes are active.

Despite the involvement of epigenetic factors that determine centromere identity, certain DNA sequences seem more suited to life in a centromere than others [26].

Other medical sequencing projects will use DNA sequencing to: discover new genes that are involved in common diseases; identify the genes responsible for dozens of relatively rare, single - gene (autosomal Mendelian) diseases; sequence all of the genes on the X chromosome from affected individuals to identify those involved in sex - linked diseases; and survey the range of variants in genes known to contribute to certain common diseases.

A comparison of the sequence of amino acids in NGF with that of several other polypeptides by William A. Frazier of Washington University revealed that NGF and insulin have certain sequences in common.

If you took high school biology in the 1990s, you probably learned about the molecular basis for human genetic disorders such as cystic fibrosis (1989), Huntingtons (1993), Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy (1987), and a rapidly growing list of single - gene disorders, and the correspondingly rapid growth in clinical diagnostic technology based on DNA sequence information, enabling certain diagnosis, sometimes before the advent of overt symptoms.

Exposing the samples from the blood bank to peptide sequences from certain gut and soil bacteria and a species of ocean algae resulted in an immune response to HIV (Immunology, doi.org/kgg).

The sequence of study proceeds from an engagement with engineering and scientific fundamentals, along with humanities and social sciences, toward an increasingly focused training in the third and fourth years designed to give students mastery of certain principles and arts central to engineering and applied science.

When scientists at the University of Delhi in India took soil samples from a pesticide dump and compared them with samples from a cleaner control site, they reported that the soil from the waste site contained a higher concentration of gene sequences from certain bacterial groups, such as Pseudomonas, Novosphingobium and Sphingomonas, that are known to degrade common pesticides like hexachlorocyclohexane.

In the very near future, it may become feasible and cost - effective to perform whole - genome sequencing (WGS) on hundreds or thousands of tumors of a certain type to exhaustively identify recurrently mutated genes.

With the recent availability of high - throughput sequencing, it is possible to compare the genomes of many genomes of the same species, and to determine which genes are conserved as part of the «core genome», and which genes are found only in certain strains.

Rapidly evolving approaches to the comprehensive profiling of patients» risk factors, such as whole - genome sequencing, will play an increasingly important role in overcoming neurological disease, in much the same way as these approaches are already used to match up certain cancer patients with specific drugs they stand to benefit from the most.

Although the reported diversity is extremely low for retroviruses in general [53], certain retroviruses such as HTLV - 1 can exhibit comparably low rates of natural sequence variation, with strains in the wild that are 96 — 99 % identical [54].

Instead, biologists may have to understand and control variations, or codes, of amino acid sequences in the protein that apparently guide them to engage in certain kinds of assemblies and prevent droplet assemblies from turning into tangled knots.

Certain researchers in the field predict that all sequencing programs will expand to this WGS system within the next five years, and currently you can have whole genome sequenced by companies like Veritas Genetics.